A defining feature of language lies in its capacity to represent meaning across oral and
written forms. Morphemes, the smallest units of meaning in a language, are the fundamental …

How do we recall a word's spelling? How do we produce the movements to form the letters
of a word? Writing involves several processing levels. Surprisingly, researchers have …

This study investigated how deficits in orthographic processing affect movement production
during word writing. Children with dyslexia and dysgraphia wrote words and pseudo-words …

In this chapter, we examine the role of morphology in written word production, that is, in both
handwriting and ty**. Some theories suggest that the influence of morphology is limited to …

This chapter provides a critical overview of experimental and computational research on the
processing and representation of derived words. It begins with an introductory section …

Although several studies have found that the sublexical route of spelling has an effect on
handwriting movements, the ability of lexical variables to modulate peripheral processes …

In this study we investigated the intricate interplay between central linguistic processing and
peripheral motor processes during typewriting. Participants had to typewrite two-constituent …

This chapter presents the APOMI model of word writing (Anticipatory Processing of
Orthographic and Motor Information). It integrates the traditional views of word writing into a …

It has been well documented that morphemic structure (roots and affixes) have an impact in
reading, but effects seem to depend on the reading experience of readers and lexical …

Our understanding of spelling development has largely been gleaned from analysis of
children's accuracy at spelling words under varying conditions and the nature of their errors …